Drupal

A Drupal Recipe is a collection of YAML files that can be installed at any point in the lifecycle of a Drupal application. It lets site builders make "recipes" to create reproducible units of functionality.

Soon we'll be relaunching this site using Drupal CMS 2.0. By itself, Drupal is a highly customizable content management system and the Drupal CMS initiative has made launching (and relaunching) websites a breeze compared to Drupal Core alone. Learn why Drupal CMS was chosen over other options.

The site had a major overhaul on the back-end. I started this site using Drupal CMS release candidate before I understood how recipes worked and that led to some issues that I didn't want to work around considering how little I'd actually done. Major updates include content metadata for rich snippets, an XML sitemap, a regular sitemap, preliminary AI integration, and integration with Revive Adserver (yeah, boooo ads, but still).

Starting the site is great and all, but what's the point? What are we doing? Why are we here? And the most existential of all questions, can I really remember to take pictures and video of my projects? This blog seeks to fill the gaps between what I can do and what I can remember later. Instead of spending an hour search the internet for an answer I've already found, I want to find it once and write it down.